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SUMMARY:WOPHA Portfolio Review
DESCRIPTION:The WOPHA Portfolio Review brings together leading South Florida photography experts\, including museum curators\, professors\, and artists within the framework of the exhibition Female in Focus at Green Space Miami. Participation is open to women\, non-binary\, trans\, and queer photographers. Each participant will have the unique opportunity to sit down with a reviewer on a one-on-one basis to discuss their project and receive five critiques in total during the full-day session. Capacity is limited to 40 participants.  \n\n\nPortfolio Reviewers \n\nVanessa Charlot. Award-winning photojournalist and documentary photography\nAldeide Delgado. WOPHA\, Founder & Director\nJuliana Forero. Nomad Art Projects\, Founder and President\nAmy Galpin. Frost Art Museum\, Chief Curator\nSilvia Lizama. Barry University\, Professor of Photography; Chair\, Department of Fine Arts\nDina Mitrani. Dina Mitrani Gallery\, Director\nTiera Ndlovu. Founder\, Baha Archives and Curatorial Assistant\, Norton Museum of Art\nLaura Novoa. Bakehouse Art Complex\, Curatorial and Public Programs Manager\nMaggie Steber. Award-winning documentary photographer\n\nWOPHA Portfolio Review is sponsored by MPB – the world’s largest online platform for used photo and video kit. \nFemale in Focus in Miami is made possible thanks to the support from Green Family Foundation\, Green Space Miami\, and the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs\, the Cultural Affairs Council\, and the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/wopha-portfolio-review/
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SUMMARY:Year Up South Florida
DESCRIPTION:We had the privilege of hosting Year Up South Florida’s newest class at Green Space Miami! \n  \nIt was an honor to be a part of such an important orientation\, and to witness the beginning stages of such an intentional and impactful program\, hosting over 40 participants. \n  \n“It was such a wonderful experience and provided us with precious moments and memories that will serve to launch these talented young adults’ lasting success… The space truly fostered togetherness and filled each of us with a renewed sense of purpose for fulfilling our mission.” \n~ Sharon Griemsman\, Senior Director of Philanthropy\, Year Up South Florida \n  \nWe’d like to give special thanks to the Year Up/Year Up South Florida Team who made this successful orientation possible: \n  \nFarllond Alexis\, Work Immersion Specialist \n  \nJanelle Beldorin\, Associate Director of Enrollment Solutions \n  \nJuan Garcia\, Director Corporate Engagement \n  \nSharon Griemsman\, Senior Director of Philanthropy \n  \nStephanie M. Jackson\, Director of Enrollment \n  \nLourdiana Joseph\, Program Learning Coach \n  \nFelipe Larcada\, Associate Director Corporate Engagement \n  \nDenis Nichols\, Enrollment Solutions Manager \n  \nJames Noyes\, MSW\, Student Services Intern \n  \nMarlon Ramdehal\, Regional Director of Program (Southeast) \n  \nJohn-Marra Youte\, Associate Director Student Services
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/year-up-south-florida/
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SUMMARY:Guitars Over Guns' Ayiti Showcase
DESCRIPTION:We’re grateful to have hosted\n\n\nGuitars Over Guns’\nAyiti Showcase\nfor Haitian Flag Day 🇭🇹 \nThank you to the community members that joined us to celebrate this special night\, and to the artists that shared their soul with us on stage – Inez Barlatier\, Man of Many Talents\, the GoGo alumni and Unistiq\, and others 🎤🎶 \n  \nWhile is the second annual showcase done in partnership between Green Family Foundation & Guitars Over Guns\, it is the first in-person celebration. To have the space full of community leaders\, creatives\, and advocates in recognition of Haitian Heritage Month is exemplary of what we can do together. \n  \n“Green Family Foundation is committed to our community through our strategic partnerships and support for community-based initiatives\,” said Dr. Kimberly Green\, President of Green Family Foundation. “Green Space Miami focuses on the importance of centering the voices and lived experiences of all Miami’s citizens. We celebrate their accomplishments and joy\, and create a safe space for addressing the issues facing our community today. Miami’s history resides in its people\, not in its structures.” \n  \nIt’s truly an honor for Green Space Miami to work with local organizations & artists to bring about celebration and education in joyous spaces. We want to ensure that what happens within our walls is a reflection of the communities beyond our building\, across Miami-Dade County.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/guitars-over-guns-ayiti-showcase/
LOCATION:FL
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SUMMARY:Parsing the Ocean Veil
DESCRIPTION:Parsing the Ocean Veil is a performance linking ocean pollution to climate change. Created by artists Kim Yantis and Lucinda Linderman of Suiting-Up for the Future Arts Collective\, with collaborating artist Dito Sudito\, the project addresses the environmental issues and impacts of garbage gyres in the ocean. The artists present a pair of embodied Ocean characters\, who navigate the exterior and interior of the gallery while transplanting plastic waste during their performance. \n  \nSuiting-Up for the Future Arts Collective artists Yantis and Linderman create demonstration pieces\, allegorical wearable artworks\, performances and workshops that have the ability to bridge the gap between the practice of scientists and the everyday habits of humans. Their practice centers around the rescue\, transformation\, and impact of industrial and post-consumer packaging\, cloth\, and plastics on our environment.
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/parsing-the-ocean-veil/
LOCATION:FL
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SUMMARY:Global South Movements Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Global South Movements 2023: Stories of Becoming. Showcasing 11 Artists and 8 Mediums. \nGreen Space Miami proudly presented Global South Movements by Hanan Arts (@hananarts_miami). Curated and produced by Miami artist Tiffany Madera (@hanan_a_rama)\, Global South Movements invited guests to experience a program celebrating the landscape of cultures of Miami\, Africa\, and the Caribbean. \n  \nOpening Reception\nMarch 22\, 2023\, 6-9 pm\n7200 Biscayne Blvd\, Miami\, FL 33138 \n  \nGlobal South Movements is Green Space Miami’s 2023 heritage program. Every year Dr. Kimberly Green invites a leading cultural expert to exhibit\, discuss\, educate\, and celebrate the art and traditions of Miami’s diverse communities. In 2023 Tiffany Madera hosted a vibrant series of events about women\, dance\, and film. \n  \nThe opening reception on March 22\, 2023 featured a performance of Lebanese and Egyptian dance by international Bellydance artist Valerick Molinary  with live percussion\, in collaboration with the @lebaneseloveaffair \n  \nSoundscape art by T Lyfe connects Africa\, the Caribbean\, the Middle East\, and Miami\, featuring music from the regions of exhibition artists including Jamaica\, Brazil\, Egypt\, Cuba\, and Lebanon. \n  \nParticipating artists: \nJoshua Bee Alafia\nNereida Garcia Ferraz\nYa La’ford\nMia Leonin\nKarelle Levy\nTiffany Madera\nGina Margillo\nCara Pastore\nBeatriz Simbiya\nDinorah de Jesús Rodríguez\nJuana Valdes\nValerick Molinary\n@polyvivi\nNiurca Marquez\ncollaboARTive
URL:https://greenspacemiami.org/event/global-south-movements-opening-reception/
LOCATION:Green Space Miami\, 7200 Biscayne Blvd\, Miami\, FL\, 33138\, United States
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